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Rai_BI
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Helper IV

Dynamic summation according to the visual context

Dynamic summation according to the visual context

Hello friends,

In Power BI I have a table with two columns. The 'Seller1' column and the 'Seller2' column.

I intend to create three table visuals in which visual 1 will have the Seller1 column in context. In visual 2 you will have the Seller2 column in context and in visual 3 you will have the Seller1 and Seller2 column in context.

I need to create a single measure for the three visuals in which if the context contains the column Seller1 then return the measure [Goal 1] otherwise if the context contains the column Seller2 then return the measure [Goal 2] otherwise if the context contains the column Seller1 and also the Seller2 column then return the sum of the measures [Goal 1]+[Goal 2].

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I made the following DAX measure below, but it does not correctly calculate the sum of the two measures [Meta1]+[Meta2] when the two columns are in the visual context.

DAX measurement...

Single Measure =
IF(
HASONEFILTER('customer table'[ID Seller1]),
[Measure 1],

IF(
HASONEFILTER('customer table'[ID Seller2]),
[Measure 2],

[Goal 1]+[Goal 2]
)
)

 I've attached an example pbix file so you can better understand what I'm looking for. Download

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123abc
Community Champion
Community Champion

To achieve your desired outcome in Power BI with a single measure, you can use the following DAX expression:

 

Single Measure =
VAR IsSeller1Selected = HASONEVALUE('customer table'[Seller1])
VAR IsSeller2Selected = HASONEVALUE('customer table'[Seller2])
RETURN
IF(
IsSeller1Selected && NOT IsSeller2Selected,
[Goal 1],
IF(
IsSeller2Selected && NOT IsSeller1Selected,
[Goal 2],
IF(
IsSeller1Selected && IsSeller2Selected,
[Goal 1] + [Goal 2],
BLANK()
)
)
)

 

 

Explanation:

  • VAR statements are used to define variables to check if only Seller1 or Seller2 is selected in the context.
  • The RETURN statement uses nested IF conditions to evaluate the context.
  • If only Seller1 is selected, it returns [Goal 1].
  • If only Seller2 is selected, it returns [Goal 2].
  • If both Seller1 and Seller2 are selected, it returns the sum of [Goal 1] and [Goal 2].
  • If none of the conditions are met, it returns BLANK().

Make sure to replace 'customer table', 'Seller1', 'Seller2', '[Goal 1]', and '[Goal 2]' with the actual names used in your Power BI model.

 
 
 
 

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In case there is still a problem, please feel free and explain your issue in detail, It will be my pleasure to assist you in any way I can.

Hi, thanks for your help.

Your measure is working as mine, it does not correctly calculate the sum of the two measures [Goal 1]+[Goal 2] when the two columns are in the visual context and the grid total is returning blank.

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